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Morimori Sushi

Kanazawa Omicho Market Heritage, Nodoguro & 5-Piece Tasting Platters

Prices, ordering steps, payment details, and common mistakes — in one place.

Quick Facts

Feature Details
Japanese nameもりもり寿し (Morimori Zushi)
CategorySushi / Kanazawa Omicho Market Heritage Gourmet Conveyor Belt Sushi
Store CountApproximately 15–20 locations nationwide, originating in Kanazawa's historic Omicho Market with flagship branches at Kanazawa Station (Forus 6F) and prominent shopping centers across Tokyo/Kanto (Koto-ku Kiba, Lalaport), operated by Morimasae Co., Ltd. (Store Locator)
Ordering StyleGourmet conveyor belt sushi with touchless express lane and direct chef delivery: pull a queue ticket at the entrance kiosk; seated at booth or counter; order via tabletop multilingual digital touchscreen tablets; sushi delivered on automated high-speed lanes or by hand; plates scanned by optical sensor; pay at cashier
Membership Required?No membership or reservation required for regular dining; walk-ins welcome, subject to seating availability. (queue ticketing only)
Approximate Price RangeMidday lunch ~¥2,000–¥3,500; evening dinner ~¥2,500–¥5,000; plates color-coded from ~¥180 to ~¥1,000; signature 5-piece Hokuriku tasting platters ~¥1,480–¥1,980; strictly zero cover charge (¥0 Otoshi); all tax-included (subject to revision)
Payment MethodsCash, major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UnionPay), Japanese transit IC cards (Suica, PASMO, ICOCA), and smartphone QR code payments (PayPay)
Multilingual SupportTabletop touchscreen tablets feature full English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean language interfaces with color photos

What it is

Morimori Sushi (もりもり寿し), born in the bustling seafood corridors of Kanazawa's 300-year-old Omicho Market, is the beloved pioneer that launched Kanazawa's national reputation as the conveyor sushi capital of Japan. Bypassing commercial middlemen, Morimori's buyers purchase seafood directly from coastal fishing auctions at Kanazawa and Noto ports each morning. Famous for its multi-piece tasting flights—especially its "Hokuriku Gokuraku 5-Kan Mori" (The 5-Piece Paradise Platter) featuring seared Nodoguro, Toyama Bay white shrimp, sweet Gasu-ebi, raw firefly squid (Hotaru-Ika), and seasonal crab—Morimori combines market-fresh quality with automated touchscreen ordering and high-speed delivery lanes with strictly zero cover charge.

How to order

Dining at Morimori Sushi is high-energy, market-fresh, and easy:

  1. Step 1: Grab an Electronic Queue Ticket at the Door:
    • Morimori Sushi does not take reservations.
    • Walk up to the touchscreen ticketing kiosk outside the shop. Select your party size and counter or booth preference. Take your numbered paper ticket.
    • Wait-Time Tip: At Omicho Market and Kanazawa Station Forus, lines during peak lunch (11:30–13:30) can reach 60 to 90 minutes. Pull your ticket early and stroll through the seafood market stalls while waiting.
  2. Be seated at a booth or counter: When your number flashes on the digital board, staff will escort you inside.
  3. NO Otoshi cover charge: Enjoy honest dining—Morimori Sushi charges strictly zero table fee and zero cover charge (¥0 Otoshi).
  4. Prepare hot tea and soy sauce:
    • Spoon green tea powder into your cup, press against the hot water spigot on the counter, and stir.
    • Pour savory Kanazawa soy sauce into your dipping dish.
  5. Order via Tabletop Multilingual Tablet:
    • Hokuriku 5-Piece Tasting Set (北陸五品盛り): The absolute best order. Includes Seared Nodoguro, White Shrimp, Gasu-Ebi, Red Snow Crab, and seasonal catch.
    • Nodoguro 3-Piece Tasting (のど黒三点盛り): Raw nigiri, seared with salt, and gunkan cup.
    • Toyama Bay Raw Firefly Squid (生ほたるいか): Translucent, sweet raw squid delicacies.
    • Fatty Salmon & Bluefin Tuna: Sliced thick with melt-in-your-mouth texture.
    • Sweet Gasu-Ebi (がすえび): Sweet local brown shrimp.
  6. Delivery by High-Speed Express Track: Watch as your sushi arrives on a motorized conveyor lane that halts directly at your table.
  7. Stack your plates neatly: As you finish, stack plates by color.
  8. Bill Calculation: Tap "Checkout" on the tablet. A server uses a barcode wand to scan your plate stack in seconds.
  9. Pay at the register: Bring your barcode checkout slip to the front cashier desk. Pay via cash, credit card, Suica, or smartphone QR codes.

What to order first

Dishes below reflect core brand staples officially featured on the Morimori Sushi Official Portal:

Payment & practical info

Prices and details checked: October 2026.

Good to know / Common mistakes

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between Morimori Sushi and Kanazawa Maimon Sushi? Both are world-class Kanazawa chains. Maimon Sushi leans slightly more upscale with gold-leaf decor and sushi chefs hand-delivering pieces, while Morimori Sushi retains its lively, authentic Omicho Market roots with famous 5-piece multi-fish tasting platters and express lanes.

Q2: Can I get takeout sushi at Morimori? Yes. Morimori offers pre-set takeout sushi boxes and party platters that you can purchase to enjoy on the Shinkansen or back at your hotel.

Q3: Can small children dine comfortably? Yes. Morimori features family-friendly booths, baby chairs, and kid-friendly dishes like sweet tamagoyaki, cooked shrimp, french fries, and fruit desserts.

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